Sports Roundup From New York Aims at Shifts and Surprises
New York report outlines coaching chatter after Crisler query on a stiff neck, notes Tim Yawkey accepting a 1941 salary figure, and hints at Boston College Temple cup intrigue. Mentions Alabama staff reactions to Jimmy Olson and criticism from President Ford Frick toward dull series.
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New York
Dicksow
Fritz Crisler
Harmon
Daniel
Billy Evans
Red
Tim Yawkey
Bill
Yawkey
Alabama
Jimmy Olson
Ford Frick
Is Who
Crits
Dormant sports chatter ties to season outlooks and bets
The note highlights college football talk about Jim Wilson possibly joining a major league club, Clemson beating Wake Forest, Professor Francis Schmidt at Ohio State, Tom Harmon missing time, and bets on Texas versus Texas A&M.
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Clemson
Wake Forest
92 Yard Punt Sets Pitt-SMU Tie In Thrill Game
Preston Johnson of Southern Methodist hit a 92 yard punt in the closing minutes to tie Pitt 7 to 7. The boot launched from SMU’s line, sailed to the Pitt 35, and marked a standout moment alongside famed 85 yarders from 1932 and 1935.
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Pittsburgh
Preston Johnson
Southern Methodist
Pitt
Montana
Bob Hogan
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Yale Suffers Worst Defeat as Penn State Triumphs
The article notes Yale's crushing loss described as its worst defeat, cites Steve Belloise atop a leaderboard along with Mike, and mentions other sports figures like Shaughnessy, a recent Stanford link, and Franklin and Marshall's unbeatenness in a fragile context. It also references the Amateur Athletic union meeting postponement and LSU boxing chief Lenny Elmer hospitalized for check-up.
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Steve Belloise
Mike
Rk Shaughnessy
Atanford
Eier
Philly
Lenny Elmer
Louisiana State Boxing Commission
Notable Nonsense in Public Debate on Tom Harmon Fame
A clipped selection quotes Russell Hansen mocking comparisons between Tom Harmon and Red Grange. The writer riffs on media praise and the attention of generals at West Point, noting dismissive reactions and unrecorded details from a Defense Note.
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Tom Harmon
Red Grange
Tom
Michigan
Russell Hansen
Relief For Cough Claim In Advert
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a bronchitis remedy that targets the chest and throat to loosen phlegm and soothe irritated bronchial membranes. It promises to stop coughing, aid rest, and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Ceformiaien
Giants Coach Jim Lee Howell Nominated for Arkansas House
Gridder Solon Jim Lee Howell, end right end of the New York Giants, was nominated on the Democratic ticket for representative in the Arkansas legislature. His slogan proclaims him “A farmer to represent the farmers,” a claim framed as a near certainty in that region.
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New York
Jim Lee Howell
Arkansas
Winchester Girls Sail To Pin Victory Over Martinsburg
Winchester girls led by Groves and Newling defeated Martinsburg 129 pins as Lando White and Jack Zimmerman starred for the local men in a separate five game meet. Corrine Carscaden’s 101 game backed a 474 to 466 win for the Nurses over WE vetoes 119 by Elizabeth Grim aided GAA in a 547 game series victory.
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Lora Newling
Tommy Groves
Mary Omps
Corrine Carscaden
Margaret Smith
Martinsburg
Groves
Health Center
Jack Zimmerman
Lando White
Lando
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Elizabeth Grim
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Star Office
Evening Star Ladies League
Imperial Ice Cream
Dolly Lyles
Dot Rice
Madge Burch
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Hershey Pints
Re Public Oijl
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Elsie Sailer
Greyhound
Handley Girls
Philip Fowle
American Legion
Coca Cola
Phil
Dowell Howard
Mol
Pete A
O'Sullivan
Allison Hartman
Roland Bean
Northern Virginia Power
John Over
Bill Bridgeforth
Ons
Sports injuries reported from Madison Square Garden notes
Clinical notes record injuries from an event at Madison Square Garden. Jim Patch of Miles City Montana sprained ankle and badly cut legs with knee sprain. Pete Kirchner of Blackfoot Idaho suffers a bad concussion. John Orr of Billings Montana has a fractured shoulder.
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Madison Square Garden
Jim Patch
Miles City
Mont
Pete Kirchner
Blackfoot
Idaho
John Orr
Billings
Final cycle races attract 3500 fans at Winchester Speedway
Roaring motors and a 3500 strong crowd watched the Winchester Motorcycle Club meet. Bob McKeever of Silver Spring topped a day that featured seven races, with McKeever Don Smith Ross Beach and Ted Boyd sharing the day’s top prizes. No locals placed in the seven heats.
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Bob Wells
Washington
Randallstown
George Sabine
Charles Smith
Rossin Meade
Jack Wimsatt
Ned Rogers
Berkwood
Harmon Leads National Scoring Race In College Football
Michigan halfback Tom Harmon tops the national scoring list with 69 points after ten touchdowns and nine extra points. West Liberty’s Eddie Pielich trails with 48 points from eight TDs, followed by Alabama’s Paul Spencer with six TDs in three games.
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Michigan
Tommy Harmon
Tommy
Wolverines
Harmon
West Virginia
Eddie Pielich
West Liberty State
Glenville State
Paul Spencer
Alabama
Clemson Leads Southern Conference With 39-0 Win
Southern Conference action weekend features Clemson atop the race after a 39-0 demolition of Wake Forest. N. C. State hosts North Carolina as Duke faces Wake Forest and N. C. State after this week. Maryland opens at Florida.. teams like Furman, Davidson, and William and Mary scatter to various road tests with Virginia Tech and The Citadel also on Friday card.
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North Carolina
N. C. State
Washington and Lee
Clemson
Tigers
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Furman
Duke
Blue Devils
Davidson
Colgate
W. M. IT
Virginia
Marshall
Maryland
Florida
Ohio U
William and Mary
Hampden- Sydney
Sewanee
Virginia Tech
Georgetown
Citadel
Sumter
S. C
War censorship and US oil possessions in Alaska and beyond
Readers are warned that European news is censored before reaching the United States. The Division of Territories and Island Possessions states that Alaska produces no oil for commerce and that no other US possessions produce oil either.
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the Star
Europe
United States
Alaska
Division of Territories and
Handley to honor Most Valuable Player on Thanksgiving
The Junior Board of TV will award a trophy to Handley’s season’s top performer judged by a committee. In Friday’s game players listed include Bill McIntyre Jack Boyce Bobby Green Robert Taylor Leonard Newcome and backs Robert Taylor and Leonard Newcome.
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Handley
Bill McIntyre
Jack Boyce
Bobby Green
Robert Taylor Leonard Newcome Ee
Robert Taylor
Gasber
Leonard Newcome
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Brown Bombers Break Through for First Home Win
The Winchester Brown Bombers defeated Charlottesville eleven 7 to 6 before a large crowd to earn their first home victory of the season. Mitchell, the right end, caught a pass from Walker for the lone score as both teams clashed in a tough defensive battle. Hagerstown visits Winchester on Sunday October 20.
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Mitchell
Bombers
Walker
Hagerstown
Winchester
Hugh
Fullerton, JR
New York
Redskins Edge Cardinals in Tough 28 21 Victory
Washington outlasted Chicago 28 to 21 as Sammy Baugh threw three TD passes and Frank Filchock set up the winning score with a late toss to Bob Masterson. The win kept the Redskins undefeated at 4 0 in the NP L before a 33 691 crowd.
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Slingin
Sammy Baugh
Washington Redskins
Chicago Cardinals
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Frank Filchock
Filchock
Bob Masterson
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Lloyd Madden
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Clark
Dick Todd
Todd
Masterson
Chicago
Wilbur Moore
Hugh McCullough
Gaynell Tinsley
McCullough
Wayne Millner
Sammy
Sandy Sanford
Bo Russell
Big Week Set for State Teams Showdowns Across Virginia
Virginia Military Institute and Virginia renew their storied clash at Scott Stadium as the Cavaliers chase a stronger 10 year title bid. Richmond, Washington and Lee, and William and Mary also eye key wins while Hampden Sydney, Roanoke, and V MI face tough regional foes this weekend.
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High Point
Emory and Henry
Roanoke
Lexington
Lehigh
Yale
Maryford VII
Newberry
Davidson
Generals
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
George Washington
Franklin and Marshall
Lancaster
Hagerstown Hubs Beat Allegany 6 0 In CVAL Opener
In Cumberland Maryland on October 14 Hagerstown’s Hub City eleven finally crossed for a late period touchdown to defeat Allegany 6 to 0 in the first C W A L grid contest of the season. Andy Schnebly contributed on the scoring drive and the Hub City club stopped three Allegany advances despite fumbles and interceptions.
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Cumberland
Hagerstown
Allegany
Andy Schnebly
Hub City
Cornell Leads National Teams With No Real Weakness
In early October evaluations, Cornell is highlighted as a team without a real weakness after a 45-0 win over Army. Syracuse and Penn are noted for strong comebacks and notable victories, with polls predicting top contenders in the East and other regions.
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Boston College
Georgetown
Villanova
Fordham
Navy
Duquesnne
Midwest
Michigan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Notre Dame
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Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Rice
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Colorado
Denver
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
California
Army
Big Red
Syracuse
New York University
Penn
Yale
Princeton
Quakers
Fordhasn
Tulane
Temple
South Carolina
Waynesburg
The War Today analysis by DeWitt MacKenzie
Foreign affairs writer DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes wartime developments in The War Today feature. The piece signals an interpretative approach and references material on another page for fuller context.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
MacKenzie
The
Associated
Afternoon News Is LATE News When It Is press Time
The Star notes that late editions are issued at various global times with 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin 11 P M in Rome and Alexandria in Bucharest at press time amid distribution delays.
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the Star
London
Berlin
Rome
Alexandria
America
Jesuit Order Marks 400th Anniversary At Baltimore Convocation
A Baltimore celebration observes the 400th anniversary of the Jesuit order with a Pontifical high mass at St. Ignatius Church. Archbishop Michael J. Curley presided as celebrant during the academic convocation and the conferring of several degrees.
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St. Ignatius Church
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore and Washington
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